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The Whale and the Supercomputer: On the Northern Front of Climate Change by Charles Wohlforth, 2005-05-04 Eye of the Whale: Epic Passage From Baja To Siberia by Dick Russell, 2004-09-20 The Complete Whale-Watching Handbook: A Guide to Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises of the World by Ben Wilson, Angus Wilson, 2006-08-15 Whales on Stilts (M. T. Anderson's Thrilling Tales) by M. T. Anderson, 2005-04-01 Whales, Dolphins, and Other Marine Mammals of the World (Princeton Field Guides) by Hadoram Shirihai, Brett Jarrett, 2006-10-02 Whales on Stilts: M. T. Anderson's Thrilling Tales by M. T. Anderson, 2006-04-01 A Whale Is Not a Fish: And Other Animal Mix-Ups by Melvin Berger, 1996-03 Baby Whale (Seaworld Library) by Julie D. Shively, 2005-10-20 Draw 50 Sharks, Whales, and Other Sea Creatures: The Step-by-Step Way to Draw Great White Sharks, Killer Whales, Barracudas, Seahorses, Seals, and More by Lee J. Ames, 1989-10-01 Pedro's Whale by Paula, Ph.D. Kluth, et all 2010-09-30 Among Whales by Roger Payne, 1996-09-01 Whale Watcher: A Global Guide to Watching Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises in the Wild by Trevor Day, 2006-08-15 A Humpback Whale Tale (Go, Diego, Go!) 'The Moon by Whale Light: And Other Adventures Among Bats, Penguins, Crocodilians, and Whales by Diane Ackerman, 1992-09-29

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81. Whales And Dolphins
    whales and Dophins. whales and Dolphins are marine animals. There are onlyabout 80 kinds of whales and dolphins that we know of right now. whales.  
    http://www.cs.ucf.edu/~MidLink/whale.html
    
    Extractions: Whales and Dolphins are marine animals. They live in oceans around the world. Whales and Dolphins come from the same family, CETACEA (sey-tay-sha) . They both breath from a blowhole located at the top of their head. Whales and dolpins are mammals. They are mammals because they have lungs not gills,they have hair not scales , and they also have give live birth and don't lay eggs. There are only about 80 kinds of whales and dolphins that we know of right now. Whales are very large animals. They can grow up to 100 ft. or more in length. They can weigh up to 200 tons or more. Whales live in families called pods. These pods vary in numbers and consist of family members and family friends. Whales live in these families their whole life. Group living is safer when other whales or sharks attack. It also makes it easier to find food. Whales are always migrating. They travel to find food, breed and have young. Whales do not have eyelids. They rely on thick oily tears to protect their eyes. Whales hear from little holes behind their eyes. Whales talk to each other by making high pitched sounds like whistles, clicks, squeaks, rattles, and groans.

82. 
    Diving and research of whales and dolphins in Tenerife and the Canary Islands  
    http://rmc-tenerife.com

83. Hebridean Whale And Dolphin Trust
    A registered charity which has pioneered the study of the whales, dolphins and porpoises found in the waters of the Hebrides. Using study techniques that neither harm nor seriously disturb the animals, the research work undertaken provides those who manage Scotland's wildlife and habitats with the information they need to achieve effective conservation.  
    http://whales.gn.apc.org/
    
    Extractions: The website is divided into several sections which are shown on the navigation bar above and the menu on the left hand side. Simply click the topic that you're interested in looking at, and you'll be taken there. The navigation bar and menu are on every page, so there's no danger of getting lost - and to return to this page at any time click the HWDT logo. If you want to find out more about cetaceans then you should go to the pages. Here you will find some general information about whales and dolphins and links to comprehensive Fact Files on species found in Scottish waters as well as many others from around the world. This is also where we provide a full and informative glossary to help you understand some of the more scientific terms we use on the site. NADAIR

84. Whale Thematic Unit
    Collaborative Thematic Unit. Theme whales. by Ann Adcock Keely McCormack.Grade level K3. Focus Students will explore whales and  
    http://www.libsci.sc.edu/miller/whales.htm
    
    Extractions: Collaborative Thematic Unit Theme: Whales by Ann Adcock Keely McCormack Grade level: K-3 Focus: Students will explore whales and expand their knowledge of whales to include different types of whales, whale behavior, whale communication, and whale preservation. Objectives: By the end of this thematic unit, students will:

85. Whale Watching In Tonga – Tonga Vacation Packages, Humpback Whalewatching Holid
    Swim with humpback whales in Tonga, for the best whalewatching holiday in Tonga. Wild Horizons for no ordinary holiday.  
    http://www.wildhorizons.org/wildhorizonshtml.root/Trips/Tonga.htm
    
    Extractions: Imagine swimming close to a 35 ton, 45 foot long humpback whale and her newborn calf. It's an awesome privilege only a handful of people will ever experience. You'll be helping with the vital research and conservation of one of the world's endangered animals. The humpbacks of Tonga are especially vulnerable and your contribution can make a real difference. Humpback whales migrate to the beautiful islands of Tonga each year to breed and give birth to their calves in the warm sheltered waters. They migrate around 5,000 miles from their feeding grounds in the Ross Sea, Antarctica, arriving in Tonga in late June/July. We should be able to swim with mothers and calves, as well as mother calf and escort groups when they allow us to get close to them. We should see a variety of surface activity such as breaching, pec-slapping and tail-slapping. Each day we will search for whales from our research boat and are free to be flexible according to weather conditions, whale encounters etc. Be ready for some amazing experiences you'll never forget!

86. CETACEA: Whale Species
    Baleen whales (Mysticeti) The suborder Mysticeti contains four familiesEschrichtiidae, Balaenidae, Neobalaenidae and Balaenoptidae.  
    http://www.cetacea.org/whales.htm

87. ARX MEX - Promociones Internet, Internet Promotions, Mexico City, Cabo San Lucas
    Photography, lifestyle, culture and art, Baja dogs, grey whales, landscapes and colors.  
    http://bajamundo.com

88. Environmental Issues | News | Nuclear Power | Climate Change | G R E E N P E A C
    Activist site campaigning against commercial whaling.  
    http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/contentlookup.cfm?SiteKeyParam=WHALES1

89. Whaledom's Home Of The Killer Whale Explores The Killer Whale In Captivity Throu
    Find out why the commercial use of killer whales has such a negativeeffect on these creatures. What are the benefits of capitivity?  
    http://www.whaledom.com/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: E arly in the 1960's, the people of the United States began a love affair with a large black and white dolphin, commonly called the killer whale or to be more exact, orcinus orca. The killer whale has since been studied continuously, in particular, around the Pacific Northwest where the first live captures began. We are now, almost thirty years later, beginning to realize the scope of the inteligence and culture of this incredible mammal. T oday there are several killer whales who have become celebrities and their names are known around the world. Keiko , of "Free Willy" fame, the first true ambassador of the cetacean kingdom. Kasatka, the reigning "Shamu" at Sea World San Diego, Springer (A73), the 2 year old orphaned calf that won the heart of Seattle in her quest to find her family. Corky and Lolita , the last of the "pacific captured orcas, are the oldest living killer whales in captivity. We are so lucky to share this planet with them. T his page was created to better educate the public about killer whales and to share my passion for them. Please take the time to learn about the orca and you decide how you feel about containment vs. life in the wild. I've been studying both sides now for the past three years and I've learned there are no easy answers for either side.

90. Underwater Recordings - Cetacean Research Technology
    Audio clips of whales and other underwater sound sources.  
    http://www.cetaceanresearch.com/sounds.html
    
    Extractions: [112 seconds, 441kB, MP3] The following MP3 sound clips of Sperm whales were recorded in July 1997 with custom Cetacean Research hydrophones designed specifically for National Geographic's Crittercam . Actual video footage from a sperm whale's point of view can be seen in National Geographic Television's video "Sea Monsters: Search for the Giant Squid." This television special was first broadcast on 25 February 1998 and won an Emmy Award for Best Sound. Crittercam Sperm Whales 1 [60 seconds, 232kB, MP3]

91. Whales.de By Ralf Kiefner
    Translate this page whales by Ralf Kiefner photographer and cameraman.  
    http://www.whales.de/

92. Grey Whale Advocate, Whale Watching In Baja
    Comprehensive ersonal pages dedicated to protection of the species and their environment, includes news, research, information about the whales, whale watching and Baja tours.  
    http://www.greywhale.com/
    
    Extractions: Baja Jones Adventure Travel gray whale watching, grey whale tours, baja whale watching, whale watching in baja, gray whale tours, ecotours in baja, gray whale watching, cetaceans, marine mammals,, baleen whales, gray whales in baja, photos of gray whales, gray whale facts, whale watching photos, scammons lagoon, scammon's lagoon, gray whale photos, salt works The Gray Whale Advocate Students ! ! Click here for serious report information. Anyone who wants to read about gray whale anatomoy CLICK HERE Dedicated to educating the world about the gray whales and about the environment in which the whales live. We believe that truth is important and strive to remove mythconceptions and half truths from the writings about whales Students of all levels may request answers to questions about whales. They may ask for our advice or for information for school reports. Students may use any of our images for school related activities. Any other use of images or editorial copy is strictly regulated. Click above to view video clip.

93. Wings Over Whales - Whale Watching In Kaikoura New Zealand
    Whale watching in Kaikoura from the air.Category Regional Oceania Travel and Tourism Whale WatchingWhale watching all year round off the Kaikoura Coast of New Zealand with a95% chance of seeing Sperm whales or many others from the air.  
    http://www.whales.co.nz/
    
    Extractions: While you are in New Zealand head for Kaikoura and go whale watching, by aeroplane! It's the only way to view whales and mountains, while in New Zealand. In a typical 30 minute flight you will see the majestic Sperm Whale preparing for his next dive and up to 500 Dusky Dolphins cavorting with each other. On occasion sightings include Southern Right, Humpback, Fin, Sei, Brydes, Pilot, Southern Bottlenose and the mighty Blue Whales, and also Common, Hectors, Risso's and Southern Right Whale Dolphins and of course, Orca, although these are all less frequent visitors to the area. You may also fly over Kaikoura Peninsula and see evidence of Maori fortifications (Pa sites), New Zealand Fur Seals resting and the Kaikoura township itself. For some, conditions will allow a spectacular flight over the Seaward Kaikoura Ranges rising to approximately 2800m. After the flight relax in the log terminal over a light meal and drink. An upstairs lounge looks over the sea and local mountains. The gift shop offers momentos of your experience. Wings over Whales provide a comfortable flight, experienced pilots giving an authoritative inflight commentary, at a reasonable cost.

94. Ferry Service
    There are 4 species of phocids or earless seals in the Bay of Fundy, and 7 species of whales, toothed and baleen. Gives species description, habitat, references and email contact.  
    http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/gmtouris/seals.htm

95. Gifts - Whales And Friends Catalog
    Nature gift catalog dedicated to the celebration of all animals, great and small.Category Shopping Recreation Biology AnimalThemed Marine Welcome To whales Friends Spring 2003 Catalog Kid's Stuff whales Friends® has lots of fun and educational items for children.  
    http://www.whalesfriendscatalog.com/
    
    Extractions: Animals Whales Wolves Dolphins Manatees Butterflies Eagles Penguins Deer Cats Frogs Lizards Safari Sea Otters Turtles Birds Insects Fish/Shells Bears Dinosaurs Dogs Categories Spring 2003 Spring 2002 Outlet Children: Clothing Toys Jewelry: Anklets Bracelets Earrings Evan Lloyd Hair Access. Keychains Necklaces Pendants Pins Rings Watches Zipper Pulls

96. Whales, Dolphins, And Porpoises Of The Cetacea Order
    Research on marine mammals, with emphasis on the order of Cetacea. Find out why porpoises, dolphins, Category Kids and Teens School Time Animals Mammals whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises (Order Cetacea). whales, dolphins, andporpoises all belong to the same taxonomic order called cetaceans.  
    http://nmml.afsc.noaa.gov/education/cetaceans/cetacea.htm
    
    Extractions: U.S. Department of Commerce NOAA NMFS AFSC /NMML Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises (Order Cetacea) What do you know about cetaceans? Whales, dolphins, and porpoises all belong to the same taxonomic order called cetaceans. Cetaceans are truly remarkable animals! They are mammals which means they are warm-blooded, they have at least a few hairs on their bodies, and they nourish their young with milk. Cetaceans spend their whole lives in water and some live in family groups called "pods." Cetaceans are known for their seemingly playful behavior including " breaching ," " spyhopping ," or " tail slapping ." How many kinds of cetaceans are there? How do cetaceans behave? What is cetacean echolocation? What are cetacean strandings? ... AFSC This site was created by Laura Drumm and the National Marine Mammal Laboratory Last modified on January 06, 2003

97. Whale Footage. Stock Video Footage Of Whales And Dolphins. Humpback, Breach, Bre
    Production company offering broadcast quality stock video footage of humpback, finback and minke whales, dolphin, mola mola, basking sharks and other marine life.  
    http://www.inthewildproductions.com/stockwhalefootage.html

98. Whales
    NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE Many whales migrate from cold feedings froundsto warm water to give birth and breed. whale tail photo JPEG 57K.  
    http://www.aqua.org/animals/species/whales.html

99. Eubalaena.org: Science And Conservation Of Large Whales
    An online scientific and educational resource for both researchers and the general public, providing relevant news, reviews, and information about great whales around the world.  
    http://www.eubalaena.org/
    
    Extractions: read more New Zealand conservation minister counters Japanese attacks on proposed whale sanctuary [ read more Report of the workshop "Right Whale Acoustics: Practical Applications in Conservation" [ read more Opportunity to comment on Navy's Low Frequency Active Sonar System (LFA) [ read more Young right whale washes up with deep cuts [ read more Scientists report an 81% chance of extinction for ailing northwest killer whales [ read more] 171 whales strand off the coast of Japan [ read more] Scientists hope to learn more about right whales by studying their poop [ read more] Whale researcher says Navy's new sonar can kill [ read more] North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) found to be impacting right whales. [

100. Beluga Whales
     NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE Early explorers nicknamed these white whales seacanaries ! Humans, however, have had the greatest impact on the whales.  
     http://www.aqua.org/animals/species/beluga.html

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